New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-21
THE ACKNOWLEDGES.
ON AND NEAR CHATEAUGAY LAKE
HOTELS EVERYWHERE FULL-vIsIroRs FROM xAxx
RTATEs

HOTELS EVERYWHERE fULL-VISITOR6 FROM NAwx
STATES.
LYON MOUNTAIN, ADIRosDACKs, Aug. 20,--Thia ,.,x
of the Adirondack wilderness has experienced genuine
boom this season. The extension of the Chateauoav
Railroad and the excellent facilities offered by its
getc management have drawn large numbers OF peon..
TO the region who otherwise, fearing the traditional t.
rors OF Adirondack travelling. would have gone Ella
where This year. therefore, the rush Of travel has been
in this direction. What changes tho continuation OF thu
the Chateaugay Railroad to saranac will produce next
season remain to be
At present every hotel In the region Is crowded
to OVERLOOKING At Paul Smiths new
wing containing forty sleeping rooms has been
added yet that elastic apartment known as the psror n
forced to do duty dormltory with monotcnous fro
quency. Loon Lake has long been crowded to its fun
capacity, and here at Chateaugay Lake jolly company
of 100 guests assembled and there not room Al
present for the traditional ono more"
New-York Brooklyn. Boston. Hartford and Utica con.
tribute guests "Raphs" and the wight wha
cannot find and rest the secluded shores
OF the Chateaugay is difficult 10 please. The lake ia
somewhat larger than the usual Adirondack pond and
lies 800 feet above the Over on Mescham Lake
the season also been excellent so far this year the
Meacham Lake House has done larger business than
ever before In its history Every room is engaged until
October many into November The hshing has been
aud still very good In the many brooks abort Meacha
but that sport is rather laid aside by the opening
of the hunting season. Mr. A. Il. Faler, tbs
proprietor OF the Meacham House, and President John
Hurd the Northern Adirondack Railroad have erected
a private telegraph line between Meaeham Lake aud
Paul Smiths station, thus giving Meacham teegraphi'
facilities.
Among the guests at Ralphs these from New York
Mrs NJ b. Newcomb, G. II. Fox, wife and family, Miss
NJ H. Edgar W. A. Brigham T. Brigham, Edgar Brig
ham, Charles Brock and wife, Miss NJ. II. Macy, Miss
A. L. Macy w. r. Green and wife. Mrs J. A. Sterling ani
daughter j. H. Macy and wife, B. +. Bickman and vile,
NJ T. Goodwin Mrs. X A. Tunison, William +. wright
A. .. Wright the Misses Wright F. W. Bayman, L. b.
Tompkins and wife. From Brooklyn are these;
f. r. Kolk, John Korwaiinka, Misses
Korwalinsa. Miss Jennie Prentss, Miss NJ l.
Liant, James Jessop and wife, H. &.
A. Jerys Miss Jervis, Miss Jessie Jervs, NJ NJ Beldng
jr., and wife. F. W. Thompson and wife. From New.
York State J. d. Thompson, the Misses Dickinson OF
Utica; j. L. Roberts r A. Roberts, A. +. Tanner. C. L.
Gibbs and wife. ]. d. Paxton and wife, J. W. Paxton.
Mrs. f. A. Greenway, the Misses Greenway, A. VI.
Blanchard c. L. Green and wife, H. C. Riggs and family.
Or. $: p. Bates. From New-Engand are these W, n
A. Klmba Mrs George sexton. Mrs III A. str%Sng
E Roberts j. Crooks Goodrich ana we S- Mrs;
and family, Mrs. Carrie Paxton H. ID. Paxton. d. Paxton.
C. Clark and wife wi rI Rsssr S.a q fanny f
Auey Honesiale. Penn; 3; Goiopfn lin Mss Mss
H. coOSrn Detroit IL f willard S Mrs WIFE n'i GAM am
N' At the Meacham Lake House these guests G. 8
family, Mrs Graham, Mr.. sutherland. f. n Westcot.,
Wesley Benedict, Syracuse, " p M9rretl and , VITO
F. Kueeland. ]. B. Davenport. the Misses Davenport
Brooklyn; the Hon G. o. TaPpan aud family. MRS; H lew
ham. Ohio; .. b. Stanton and family, Topeka, Kan
AT the Mirror Lake House. Lake Placid which - en-
joyng remarkably COOL season. are these guests: MIS-
3. T. Vessels. Miss Vessels. Miss Carrie Wood MISS
Louise Taylor. T.. f. l.. Taylor. j. Baum, G. X PiympOn
and wife. Miss Lillian Pympton. Henry Moore. wife aud
family, the Rev. Edward Judson. BENJAMIN Barsow, D.
Z. Hays and family E. L. Pitcher, New-fork; Mrs E-
K Ely.